The American Legion Monthly [Volume 20, No. 2 (February 1936)]

Cover Design: The Railsplitter by Harvey Dunn -- Long Live All of Us by Arthur F. Hall, Jr., M.D. -- Lincoln and the "Bonus" by Blaine Brooks Gernon -- Blue Tiger: What happened when the champion of Asia, let loose in a train wreck to roam the Rockies, did battle to the death with the grizzly bear, champion of North America by Samuel Scovllle, Jr., Illustrations by Paul Bransom -- How Strong Are the Reds? by Frederick Palmer -- Honk! Honk! New York or Bust! by H. Nelson Jackson -- Their Big Moments Illustrations by Frank Street -- Wings Over Miami: On twenty-fair hours notice the United States Army Air Force gives impressive proof of its ability to mobilize and go into action quickly and to sustain itself in the field by Burt M. McConnell -- Souvenir Hound: Conclusion by Karl W. Detzer, Illustrations by Kenneth F. Camp -- Why They Go Over the Hill by Thomas J. Malone -- It's Leap Year by Wallgren -- Editorial: Neutrality and the Universal Draft -- On Ice and Hot: The fastest game in the world, and the ruggedest, they call pro ice hockey. And yet nobody has ever been killed and nobody has ever suffered fatal injuries in a big league game by Frederic McLaughlin -- Father Time, Landlord: Seven Thousand More California Service Men Will Get Homes on State Long-Term Loans by Philip Von Blon -- The Engineers See It Through by John J. Noll -- Bursts and Duds Conducted by Dan Sowers